What reason is pregnant woman sleeping molar?
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Many pregnant women are difficult to understand, before they are pregnant, they have never heard their family say that they will have molars when they sleep at night. But since the beginning of pregnancy, the family have reflected that they sleep at night every day have molar problems. So, what is the reason for pregnant women to sleep and grind their teeth? Let's talk about it.
What reason is pregnant woman sleeping molar?
1) Excessive mental excitement and tension, excessive play, excessive excitement or fatigue before going to sleep, or being frightened, uneasy and anxious, or learning tension, make the excitation and inhibition process of the cerebral cortex out of balance, induce the movement of masticatory muscles to produce temporary irregular spasm or contraction, and produce night molars.
2) Intestinal parasitic disease Ascaris lumbricoides like to move in the intestines after children fall asleep, and secrete a variety of toxins. Toxin stimulates intestinal tract, accelerates intestinal peristalsis, causes dyspepsia, periumbilical pain and restless sleep; If the toxin stimulates the nerve, the nerve will be excited and the molars will be damaged. Pinworms also secrete toxins, causing anal pruritus, affecting children's sleep and making molar sounds.
3) Digestive disorders, such as eating too much before going to bed, a lot of food fills the gastrointestinal tract and stimulates the digestive tract. Nerves transmit these stimuli to the brain, which excites the brain cells that manage digestion and causes molars through reflex action.
matters needing attention
1) Psychotherapy: there is indeed the role of psychological factors, so that the jaw muscle tension is excessive. Eliminate tension, remove unnecessary concerns and arrange work reasonably. If necessary, take diazepam tablets orally, 1-2 times a day, one tablet each time. There is a dependency. 2) treatment of reducing brain excitement: relaxing before going to bed, doing proper gymnastics, avoiding excitable food and smoking, and improving sleep environment are conducive to reducing brain excitement. Mobilize the patient's self-awareness, self-control psychological role to reduce the occurrence of molars. The effect is small. 3) muscle relaxation therapy: excessive tension of jaw muscles is one of the causes of bruxism, and relieving the muscle tension in treatment is a necessary means to control bruxism. The common methods are: the application of muscle relaxant; Physical therapy, physiological function training of masticatory muscles; Massage; Audio visual suggestion and other methods. The effect is small. 4) the treatment of arousal stimulation in sleep: through biofeedback, the patient will be awakened by sound and other electrical signals when the molar occurs, so as to temporarily stop the molar. Some scholars conducted temporary afferent electrical stimulation to the lips, and the results were effective for the control of bruxism. But this method interferes with the sleep of patients and cohabitants, and the effect is not long-term.
